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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary list of kitchen preparations and dishes including bread, fried fish, roasted potatoes, stews, tomato and onion scallop, fritters, and soft gingerbread. Mentions basics like wheat bread, cream, and various meals with unclear quantities.
A recipe excerpt detailing cooking methods for crowdee and other fish dishes. It includes steps for preparing freshwater fish, chowder variations, baked fish, baked shad with scrambled roe, and baked silmons with mayonnaise sauce with ingredients, heating, simmering, and serving notes.
The passage describes combining various fish sauces with olive oil and vinegar, heating with hot water while stirring until thickened, then thinning with strained liquid and adding grated yolk and finely chopped white. It notes serving with ash and hints at using remaining fish in several dishes.
A New York Medical Journal piece surveys historic epistaxis cures from forehead cooling to the famed cold key. It notes cold applications contract capillaries, cites iron in medieval remedies, and reflects on enduring popular beliefs alongside cautious medical evaluation. A separate Bristol item reports Luther Wallace, aged three, captured after fatally shooting Lee Eldrize. crowd unrest feared, he is heavily guarded.
Quotations furnished for December 26, 1907. Prices listed for oats, corn, wheat, hay, clover, rye, flour, bran, middlings, red dog, dairy feeds, cotton seed meal, cornmeal, and potatoes. Includes variations by quality and lot, with per bushel or per ton figures, and notes on shelled, white, or feed varieties.
John J. Archbold, head of Standard Oil, breaks silence to defend the corporation. He cites statistics on growth and scope and challenges critics and reformers. He asserts every dollar of the fortune was earned honestly through lawful enterprise and accuses opponents of tainting money.
A four man party in the Colorado desert near the Mexican border endures a night under stars as the desert awakens with a dawn display. The scene describes a lake of light forming on the horizon and mountains that seem to float and shift, with distant animals and a quiet, unsettled landscape.
Bands of migratory mendicants and hundreds of unemproved workmen pour into New York. The surge of applicants for clothing, food, and lodging overwhelms charitable institutions, turning away hundreds daily. Representatives from twenty organizations convened an informal meeting to address the extraordinary conditions.
A Kingsley Center project in Philadelphia offers nine room houses with a central dining hall and community kitchen. Families pay $30 a month rent and weekly meals, with nursery services and trained aides, targeting families with incomes from 1300 to 2500 dollars.
Army wireless experts at Fort Omaha report new findings enabling long distance telegraphing from towers under twenty feet high. They claim messages can be sent to moving trains and over twenty miles, with distance increasing without taller towers. Revolver disposal plan in Portland moves to cast weapons into courtroom store.
A man’s severed foot and portions of a yard of Pittsburg railroad sack were found near Kelley Station as investigators probe a grisly murder mystery. A minister, Rev. John Schaeffer, aged 102, died in Youngstown after a long clerical career.
An 1903 testimonial from E L Eyler of Frederick Maryland praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney trouble and related pain. The ad notes availability at Main's drug store, price fifty cents, and identifies Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S sole agent. Eyler reports long lasting relief with no recurrence by 1907 and 1908.
MIECELLANESES offers trimmed hats at cost and below, with ladies and children's styles included at a great reduction.
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